Advanced Footstep Power Generation System Using RFID for Charging

Abstract: Along with the nation's growing population, there is a growing need for power in many different ways. Therefore, the main way to meet future demands is to reorganize this energy so that it can be utilized again. Power is produced by human footsteps in this project for the generation of footstep power, so as well as to store the electricity produced by piezo sensors to charge the battery. utilizing an RFID card, mobile phones are charged utilizing the battery's stored power. The ESP32 microcontroller powers this project, which also have an LCD, RFID sensor, USB cable, and Arduino IDE. The system switches to registration mode when the power is turned on. Three people can sign up. The system prompts users to connect the charger and swipe their cards after they have all logged in. The user is initially charged for five minutes by default. As soon as the card is swiped and When the user gives permission, the system starts charging the phone within a predetermined window of time.

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Journal
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2025-04-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.69085
Primary Topic
Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
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Advanced Footstep Power Generation System Using RFID for Charging

K Rachana, M. S., Mr. Shubas S R, R Poorvika et al.
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
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Advanced Footstep Power Generation System Using RFID for Charging

K Rachana, M. S., Mr. Shubas S R, R Poorvika, G P Sanju
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Abstract

Abstract: Along with the nation's growing population, there is a growing need for power in many different ways. Therefore, the main way to meet future demands is to reorganize this energy so that it can be utilized again. Power is produced by human footsteps in this project for the generation of footstep power, so as well as to store the electricity produced by piezo sensors to charge the battery. utilizing an RFID card, mobile phones are charged utilizing the battery's stored power. The ESP32 microcontroller powers this project, which also have an LCD, RFID sensor, USB cable, and Arduino IDE. The system switches to registration mode when the power is turned on. Three people can sign up. The system prompts users to connect the charger and swipe their cards after they have all logged in. The user is initially charged for five minutes by default. As soon as the card is swiped and When the user gives permission, the system starts charging the phone within a predetermined window of time.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 13(4)
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Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
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